This low level guy was trying to chase my Northstar across a couple matches and I could tell he was getting frustrated at not knowing the maps so I always escaped easily while harassing him. Finally he asked how I could hit and run so fast and I told him to equip the extra dash and remember it's the same as a Ronin. People think because Ronin has that big sword that he's a CQC God but he's super fragile and the sword sucks damage wise so you actually want to come out of nowhere from a flank, unload a bunch of damage and run away since nobody else can catch it. Northstar is literally the same speed and armor except you do the attack from far away, if someone starts running towards you not doomed, don't try to shoot them just run because they'll get too close before you can kill them and all your shit sucks at doing anything to them. 
(Also dash on your strafes back to cover, even when hovering, and the dummy other Northstars will shoot at air often.)
I've watched a few YouTubes to try and find what the damage on certain stuff was and they always explain super obvious stuff or things literally shown in game but never mention that snipers need to relocate and run when people come after them. You can often see this across games in all my years of capital-G Gaming that people think sniping should just be camping as if you actually have a means to stop anyone you see too late. You're supposed to move after your shot, watch the documentary Enemy at the Gates.
(Also dash on your strafes back to cover, even when hovering, and the dummy other Northstars will shoot at air often.)I've watched a few YouTubes to try and find what the damage on certain stuff was and they always explain super obvious stuff or things literally shown in game but never mention that snipers need to relocate and run when people come after them. You can often see this across games in all my years of capital-G Gaming that people think sniping should just be camping as if you actually have a means to stop anyone you see too late. You're supposed to move after your shot, watch the documentary Enemy at the Gates.